Seif Jeban, the original Redbuddy, joins the boys as they record a podcast moments after a 7/11 debacle involving several women banding together against the boys as they defend themselves. Witness first hand how Arshad's temper gets the best of him and how Zarir is clueless as ever when it comes to fighting. Also in this episode is Seif's journey to finding out who he is that involves traveling across the whole country by himself right after quitting his job. A modern day spiritual journey, an almost fight at a local convenience store, what else could anyone ask for in a fantastically hilarious and inspiring Redbuddies episode.

This week, we're left with just the Redbuddies as they discuss a variety of personal, political, and peculiar topics. We explore Zarir's several embarrassing moments while also delving into what is known as the dark web. At the time of recording, the boys make their pre-election predictions before talking about the France Fiasco. As usual there's goofs and gaffs followed by some serious topics before it inevitable turns to more goofs and gaffs.

Ammaar Ahmed is a great friend of the podcast and perhaps one of the smartest people we both know. The boys try to decipher what it really means to think, what is the truth, and how our lives are basically two trains. Near the end, Ammaar reveals his not one but two near suspension calls from his high schools days. Something about punches, Harry Houdini and student council? Check out the full episode for all the details but this is definitely an episode you don't want to miss!

Kaiser Aslam, Muslim Chaplain of Rutgers, joins the table as the group discuss various aspects of Islam in culture and modern day. We hear opinions on the debate between Daniel Haqiqatjou and other Islamic scholars as well as the duties of a Chaplain in a college setting. Kaiser talks about his weirdest and somewhat scary interactions when helping others before the boys as usual talk about video games and Mad Men.

Danyal Khan has one of the most interesting stories out there. Through almost three hours of pure narration, we learn about his wild journeys from the Americas to Asia and back. Every single person can learn from this story of hard work and gritty reality that would bring most grown men to tears. 

This week is a deep episode with the boys talking to Danyal Khan, and the prevalence of mental health issues and conversations in today's world. Danyal has had many experiences in his life and he talks about how those have shaped him to be the man he is today, and how others could learn from them. For the first time ever, the boys are often left speechless and the audience definitely will be too.

This week, our guest is Yousuf Khan, "bestselling" author and artist on Amazon. It wouldn't be a RedBuddies episode without talking about Mad Men but after, the boys talk a lot about their views on society and what people need to do to succeed. We hear a lot about Yousuf's somewhat sketchy past which prompts a back and forth about the awkward situations the boys have been in out of pure stupidity. Arshad and Yousuf try to sell their "magic formula" to weight loss before the boys talk about a shift in paradigm on how people view money. As usual, tons of conversation, plenty of laughs, and a guaranteed good time with the boys at RedBud.

This weeks features one of Arshad's closest high school friend - Idan. They talk about their glory days in high school and their "unique" classroom antics. Its jam packed with stories of AP Calc to the breakdown of several of their teachers. Nevertheless, its all love as the boys have a lot of common interests from Mad Men to Indian Matchmaking but nothing will top the sheer stupidity of the two bros from Fairlawn High School. *NOTE* RBP does not endorse any actions performed in this podcast and everyone is happy now, teachers and students alike.

Zarir becomes a permanent host, Arshad talks about his fight club, and Faizan just does Faizan things. From Costa Rica to High School, Faizan has shenanigans in several parts of the world. The boys talk about important topics such as domestic violence and mental health, but end on a lighter mood with a crazy story involving a gay taxi driver, high speed car chases, and hours in police questioning. 

Zarir is back but this time positioned away from Arshad so his ears stay intact. The boys rave about Don Draper and Mad Men as a whole before wandering into the depths of Reddit and skincare routines. As usual Zarir spits the usual Communist propaganda, but Arshad shares his hilarious experiences at the DMV.